Elimination of exotic pathogens

ABSTRACT

The present invention includes a mold neutralization system and process based on a hyper-excited mixture composed of a photoexcited carrier constituent within a physiologically inert solution. The efficacy of the system and process can be readily and quickly determined by physiological examination of the organism receiving the system and process.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of health and wellness andmore specifically to the field of exotic pathogen elimination.

BACKGROUND

Biotoxins include fungal (mold or yeast) toxins, and other types oftoxins. The presence of biotoxins in patients shows up as severalsymptoms. Effects of fungal toxins cause symptoms such as coughing,wheezing, asthma, shortness of breath, sneezing, burning in the throatand lungs, sinusitis, memory loss, confusion, brain fog, and cognitiveimpairment may present, vision problems, eye irritation, headaches,swollen lymph nodes, ringing in the ears, dizziness, hearing loss,fatigue, muscle weakness, multiple chemical sensitivities, joint pain,muscle pain, lowered pain threshold, irregular heartbeat, seizures,depression, anxiety, irritability, psoriasis, skin irritation, fever,chills, sleep disorders, coagulation abnormalities, depletesantioxidants, alters cell membrane function, acts as potentmitochondrial toxins, alters apoptosis, may negatively affect theendocrine system, including sex hormones, thyroid function, and adrenalfunction, may lead to food allergies and chemical sensitivity, in somecases, POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) may be fungusinduced, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) have both beenassociated with mycotoxin exposure.(http://www.gordonmedical.com/unravelling-complex-chronic-illness/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Townsend-Letter-Mold-Article-1.pdf)

Detection of Mycotoxins in Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Other conditions that may have a mycotoxin component include variouscancers, diabetes, atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease,hypertension, autism, rheumatoid arthritis, hyperlipidemia (elevatedcholesterol), inflammatory bowel disease, lupus, Sjögren's syndrome,Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, Raynaud'sdisease, kidney stones, and vasculitis.

Microbes have mechanisms for supporting their survival as an individualas well as a community. They produce chemical compounds that can have anadverse effect on our immune system's ability to fight them off (e.g.,causing the immune system to either not recognize them or to not be ableto attack them), weaken our health or ability to fight them off. Also,as with yeast, they can cause us to feed them by getting us to cravesweets. Some studies showed that oils like caprylic oil from coconutacted against fungus but were not known to decrease symptoms of fungaltoxicity. Some methods for decreasing toxins include treatment withbinders that directly attack the fungal population or burden asantifungals, etc. such as cholestyramine, clay, zeolite, glucomannan.Reduction of toxins can also take place by providing fungal treatmentsuch as antibiotics, or pharmaceuticals such as Diflucan, Nizoral,Nystatin, or herbal such as Caprylic acid or oregano oil. Oregano,however can increase the toxin level by causing the fungus to releasethe toxins in response to the offending substance. This wouldtransiently raise the fungal toxin level. The same (as oregano) can besaid of grapefruit seed oil as this specification later details, butmilder than the oregano's effect.

SUMMARY

The present invention includes a broad array of processes and systemsdirected to the creation of a cellular super state for purposes ofhealth and wellness. A system of the present invention includes anartificially hyper-energized mixture composed of a photo-excited ionizedcarrier molecule constituent within a substantially uniform distributionof physiologically-inert solution constituent to form a base mixture.The photoexcitation results from a photon stream adapted to energize thecarrier molecule beyond a ground stationary energy state. The purpose ofthe carrier molecule is to hold energy to apply to a group of cells invivo or in vitro. The preferred carrier molecule, which uponenergization is deemed an activated ingredient, is a group of moleculesselected from the olive. The olive molecules, which can be furtherfiltered to select preferential olive molecules, are capable of holdingenergy sufficient interact with cells in order to alter the state oftheir cellular membranes. The present invention is particularlyeffective at dealing with mold/fungus pathogen infections, although, thecreation of the aforementioned cellular super state may be conducive toa broad range of health applications.

An interesting side-effect of mold/fungus organism infestations can bemusculoskeletal tightness such that the organism's range of motion isinhibited. Of further interest is that the application of the activatedingredients of the present invention have an almost simultaneous effectin relieving musculoskeletal tension. The relief is so quick andsubstantial, that it can reliably be used to estimate both the existenceof a mold/fungus infection and whether the organism is responsive to thetreatments of the present invention.

In a process of the present invention an organism's measurable state ofmuscle tension/relaxation or range of motion (“ROM”) is tied to thetreatment. The potential of mold infection in an organism is estimatedbased on a musculoskeletal external motion examination of an organism.Then an ionizable carrier molecule is mixed within aphysiologically-inert solution constituent to form a base mixturesubsequently activated by (i) agitating said base mixture for thepurpose of substantially uniform distribution of the base mixture and(ii) applying a photon stream adapted to energize the carrier moleculebeyond a ground stationary energy state to generate an energizedmixture. This energized mixture is introduced into the organism. Themusculoskeletal motion external examination of the organism is reengagedto determine a motion difference and registering a mold infectionanalysis based thereon. Simply put, if the ROM remains unaltered, thetreatment may not yet have taken effect or the diagnosis of mold/fungusmay be in error.

Treating mold and fungus can exploit several nuances related to theirlife cycles and behavior. In a mold neutralization process, the presentinvention first drains the defenses of mold prior to attemptingtreatment. A mold foreign target antagonist is introduced into anorganism evaluated to be infected by a mold agent. An effective level ofthe foreign antagonist is applied continuously or at (pulsed) intervalsto allow the mold to release its chemical defenses until depletion of anappreciable amount of mold agent defense mechanisms are calculated to beexhausted. Then a mold indirect antagonist is applied to the organismadapted to ameliorate cellular organelle deformation. Although mold canbe treated once its defense mechanisms are exhausted by moreconventional means, it is preferred that the present invention utilizethe cellular super state mentioned above to allow the body's natural,cellular defenses to engage and destroy the mold. Because mold isbelieved to interfere with the operation of a cellular membrane of acell, repairing or stabilizing the membrane results in the ability toeffectively attack the mold within the organism.

The cellular super state is achieved by the following process. Apotential of ill-health is estimated within an organism. The activatedpreparation discussed above is applied to the organism, the preparationadapted to a cellular energization super state characterized byartificially elevating a voltage potential of cellular membranes withinthe organism. The super state is maintained for a substantial portion ofa predetermined ill health period. Then a diagnosis is finally orperiodically applied until the health is improving and satisfactory. Thecellular super state can result in a voltage differential increaseanywhere up to approximately 400% (and higher) but has been accuratelymeasured to be approximately at least a 100% improvement.

These aspects of the invention are not meant to be exclusive.Furthermore, some features may apply to certain versions of theinvention, but not others. Other features, aspects, and advantages ofthe present invention will be readily apparent to those of ordinaryskill in the art when read in conjunction with the followingdescription, and accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a view of an embodiment of a treatment protocol of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 4 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 5 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 6 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 7 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 9 is a view of range of motion physical examination parameters ofthe present invention.

FIG. 10 is a view of an embodiment of a manufacturing process of thepresent invention.

FIG. 11 is a view of an embodiment of a manufacturing process of thepresent invention.

FIG. 12 is a view of an embodiment of a manufacturing process of thepresent invention.

FIG. 13 is a side, exposed view of an embodiment of a container of thepresent invention

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a container process ofthe present invention.

FIG. 15 is a view of an embodiment of a treatment protocol of thepresent invention.

FIG. 16 is a view of a supposed mechanism of the treatment protocol ofFIG. 15.

FIG. 17 is a view of a supposed mechanism of the treatment protocol ofFIG. 15.

FIG. 18 is a view of a supposed mechanism of the treatment protocol ofFIG. 15.

FIG. 19 is a view of an embodiment of a cell of the present invention.

FIG. 20a is a view of an embodiment of a cell of the present invention.FIG. 20b is a view of an embodiment of a cell of the present inventionundergoing a transition to a cellular superstate.

FIG. 21 is a view of an embodiment of a cellular system of the presentinvention.

FIG. 22 is a view of an embodiment of a cellular system of the presentinvention.

FIG. 23 is a view of an embodiment of a treatment protocol of thepresent invention.

FIG. 24 is a view of an embodiment of a ranger device of the presentinvention.

FIG. 25 is a view of an embodiment of a ranger device of the presentinvention.

FIG. 26 is a view of an embodiment of a ranger device of the presentinvention.

FIG. 27 is a view from a validation experiment based on the presentinvention.

FIG. 28 is a view from a validation experiment based on the presentinvention.

FIG. 29 is a view from a validation experiment based on the presentinvention.

FIG. 30 is a view from a validation experiment based on the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention broadly relates to a health and wellness programtargeting a generally trivialized pathogen, mold. Mold is generally notrecognized as a potential for ill-health and is infrequently screened byphysicians in seeking a health resolution. A doctor's penchant tooverlook mold isn't due to callousness or maleducation, but rather, moldsimply is not the focus of much research or study. Certain types of moldrelated to environmental conditions, e.g. Black Mold, are the basis of aconsiderable body of knowledge; however black mold infections arecommonly recognized, not because its infectious side effects areprominent in a patient, but because the mold is flagrantly present in ahabitat or workplace. Non-black, pathogenic molds, i.e., molds capableof surviving intro vivo at 37 degrees Celsius are not merely invasive,they are omnipresent. However, the human body is adequately tolerant tosubstantial levels of mold; in most cases, the body and its actionsdeteriorate at a clip that indiscernibly fogs the mind and slows orexcessively speeds the reflexes. In other cases, the effects areconsiderably more catastrophic.

This disclosure is not meant to be a conclusive statement on theinventor's research and study of mold. The inventor humbly reminds thereader of this document, that the inventor is merely a trainedanesthesiologist with additional training in neurology, osteopathy,nutritional medicine, integrative medicine that altered the focus of hisof many of his orthodox treatment protocols based on a mixture offortuitous observations, patient study, and process of elimination. Insome instances, the inventor cannot furnish an explanation suitable toquench his own curiosity and standards, much less provide a solidlyscientific explanation that, taken alone, resolves all doubt.Nevertheless, the inventor has gained much acclaim in various circlesand achieved results considered contrary to the notions of conventionalmedicine. So, it is with some apology that this document pursues theexplanation of processes without a detailed, and certainly rarelyconclusive, analysis of the cellular or physical mechanics underpinningthe result. The following is what has been learned by the inventor (foras much accuracy as can be afforded, via time and money, by the same),and immodestly, what has been the subject of considerable entreaties ofdisclosure.

There is considerable support for the proposition that mold atundetectable levels finds a thriving support host in the human body. Itis often found by the inventor that effects of mold are misclassified asanother illness or is the basis for exacerbating the effects of anotherexisting illness. Indeed, it is considered by the inventor to be thechief finding based on the detection capabilities available to him thatmold acts as a supplement to another ailment, silently and undetectablyamplifying the ailment's effects.

As an example of this principle, the inventor was once treating a youngman, 16 years old, whose digestive system had shut down. He couldneither eat nor drink without nausea and vomiting. Emesis resulted evenfrom the most minute amounts of water ingestion. Several conventionalmedical experts were unable to ascertain the cause of the symptoms orsuggest treatment. The inventor considered whether the patient had amold problem because his symptoms appeared after his home receivedsignificant water damage subsequent to firefighters' efforts toextinguish a blazing fire at his residence. Moreover, only one of themany branches of the vagus nerve was affected (specifically, thegastrointestinal) but not the cardiac, laryngeal, or others. This typeof specificity in nerve damage as well as the potential for water damageas the origin of the symptoms led the inventor to suspect thepossibility of a biotoxin affecting the patient. Mold seemed the primesource of the biotoxin.

Since the patient could not even tolerate the most minute amounts ofwater, it was not feasible to administer an oral antifungal medication.Any IM or IV medication would have been too toxic, and there was astrong basis to believe that he would not have tolerated any medicationby any method of administration. The patient was in a constant, dailycycle of being maintained by IV fluids seven days per week. He waslosing weight and it was presumed that the patient's continued capacityto survive was reaching a breaking point. Some studies showed that oilssuch as caprylic acid from coconut acted against fungus but were notknown to decrease symptoms of fungal toxicity. The inventor's previousstudies showed that ideal conditions to grow mold are heat, humidity,and organic material, e.g., wood. This led the inventor to consider moldgrowth on olive trees in Mediterranean climates. Mediterranean areas areoften warm or hot. The soil can be humid, the olive tree itself is avery slow growing tree and wood is organic material. He realized thatthe olive tree survives and does grow, albeit slowly. This led theinventor to consider that the olive tree has a protective mechanism thatallows growth of the tree in spite of the mold. That led the inventor toconsider whether the protective mechanism could be an oil. To extractolive oil with the non-commercial equipment was available to him, hechose to blend in a conventional off-the-shelf blender olives with asmall amount of olive oil and allow the mixture to remain at roomtemperature. Although more study may be necessary to demonstrate theconclusiveness of this theory, it may be the case that heat conductionis an important aspect of energy transfer. In other words, the contactof the heated blades (based on spinning) was found helpful as a catalystto activate oils. Of course, it is also the case that activationrequires heat within a certain range to activate the oil and also notinactivate by overheating it. Separating the oil by squeezing out theoil through a cloth as well as with centrifuging it one or the other,the inventor produced a crude olive oil concentrate of at-the-timeunknown proportions.

The patient received this olive oil treatment orally at a dosage ofapproximately one-eighth teaspoon, and the very next day he confidedthat he felt inclined to have, and his body successfully tolerated, aglass of water. The inventor pressed the patient to take more of theolive oil treatment as could be tolerated, and the following day, aftertaking about one teaspoon, the patient was capable of tolerating a quartof water. On day three, IV fluid administration was no longer needed andwithin two weeks he was eating a nearly normal diet with adequatefluids, solid food and calories. The patient no longer needed the IVtherapy after this and over a short time, fully recovered from hisillness.

This protective was then offered to other patients willing to try it.The inventor was able to observe, using the protective olive oil,changes such as improvement in skin tone (from pale or gray to pink),disappearance of neuropathic pain, and tremor in the hands (observableif looked and tested for it). The olive oil extract was later applied topatients with a strong tremor and found that in many cases, it was ableto eliminate the tremor in under ten minutes. Furthermore, there weresatisfactory effects related to patients' range of motion when testingmuscle stiffness. Muscles had relaxed and Range-of-Motion (“ROM”)improved significantly (e.g., from horizontal abduction of 0° to 90° inunder 4 seconds (that is why it appears to be electrochemical, since itis too rapid to be due to a strictly chemical reason). The inventor thencontinued to explore different effects of the antitoxin olive oil onbiotoxins.

Referring first to FIGS. 1-8, a basic embodiment of the treatmentprocess 100 of the present invention is shown. One of the intricacies,as is believed by the inventor at the drafting of this specification, isthat close relationship between muscle tension and fungus infestation.It is of further great interest that the relationship between muscletension and fungal infestation varies rapidly when an appropriateanti-fungal solution is administered to a patient. It is believed thatthe relationship is so strong that muscle tension examinations todetermine fungal infestation can be a routine, and immediate, member ofa patient's pre-screening. Having said so, however, it is important tonote that the presence of muscle tension does not immediately lead tothe conclusion that fungal infestation is present, yet the because thedissipation of muscle tension is so rapidly encountered subsequent toadministration of certain medicaments of the present invention, that itis believed that substantially instantaneous ROM differentiation leadsto a strong conclusion that a fungal infection was both present andbeing adequately combatted. After successful fungal treatment, musclesstay relaxed and are no longer affected to relax with the active oil.Furthermore, they are no longer induced to be tight with the applicationof oregano. Upon re-exposure to mold, the muscles again tighten, arerelaxed by the active oil and made to tighten by oregano oil or anotherfungal irritant. Also note that the tightening by oregano takes about0.5 to 1.5 minutes to take effect because we need to wait until the moldresponds to the oregano (threat) and releases its toxin and then thetoxin needs to reach the target tissues (muscle, nerve, mast cell forhistamine release, etc). Also, the oregano effect can be accelerated vialungs by simply smelling the oregano oil (vapors or molecules).

A patient admitted to the process 100 is first physically screened 102for physical manifestations of a fungal infestation through musculaturemovement examination. The preferred basis for determination of extent offungal infestation is a physical determination 140 of an initial rangeof motion. By range of motion, it is meant an examination of a muscle,or group of muscles', ability to traverse a normal, natural path 144.Although fungal infestations, when existent tend to be pervasive andomnipresent, emphasis on an arm range of motions serves the inventionbest for a handful of reasons. First, arms 142, and the measuredappendage 142, tend to be the most naturally movable muscles for mostpatients 141, unless that patient has sustained an injury particularlytargeting the arm in which case we can use neck rotation or hip ROM orstraight leg raising. i.e., any muscle that can be tested. Second, thejoint between the arm and the body provides a broad range of motionswhereby the examiner may choose between one of many pathways. Theinventor's preferred basis of examination lies in a planar arm extensionROM 144 from rearward to forward relative to the patient's chest. It ismore preferred that the specific range of motion 144 is measured andquantified, as contrasted with a mere qualitative comparison of abefore-ROM and after-ROM. Third, the extension of the arms, because ofthe length of the arm, tends to be exaggerated and easy to measure suchthat even slight differences in angle change can be detected. As will beexplained in greater detail later, the measurements and examinations ofan initial-ROM will be contrasted and compared with after-ROM becausetreatment under the present process not only manifests in annearly-instant diminishment of fungal pathogen entities actually of‘fungal toxin effect’, but also, a nearly-instant return to the naturalROM that the fungal pathogens (toxins) have been (often latently)inhibiting.

In a preferred means of determining a ROM, the health provider canstabilize the scapula while moving arm backwards, and stabilize theopposite shoulder while moving the elbow forward. There can also be aself-test in which the patient stands with straight legs, arm extendedout as in the diagram and allow the trunk to twist and arm to reachbackward. Notice where the fingers (straight hand with fingers pointingstraight out) are pointing to.

Then apply an activated preparation or derivative and repeat. This time,if there is neutralization of the fungal toxin, the arm (fingers) willreach further back. The amount of change corresponds to the amount offungal toxin released or ‘present and affecting the muscle tension.’

Determination 102 of fungal infestation can be based on any examinationknown now, or later devised, in the art. Often these examinations takeplace via a kit that requires patient fluids that are sent to anexternal lab for delayed analysis. One of the reasons for the preferreduse of the present invention is that fungal infestations can bedetermined almost instantaneously without necessary recourse to delayedfungal infestation determination kit.

A preparation according to the present invention, and as elsewheredescribed as being mixed 110 and energized 120, is applied to thepatient 130, although there is little-to-no reason to believe that thepreparation would not be applicable to any sophisticated organism with acirculatory or nervous system as it has been shown to work on pets/cats,dogs, horses. Any contact with a living cell seems to impart thepositive effect. Although this sounds quite broad, inventor evaluationslead to the conclusion that the effects of the preparation on a patient141 are physical in nature (i.e., not chemical, but a matter of physics)as well as chemical. The application of the preparation to a group ofcells results in rapid results not only to the treated cells, but alsoseems to result in a rapid ‘transduction’ of the results to nearby cellssuch that a ‘domino effect’ of cell rejuvenation occurs. The types ofcontact 130 that have produced effects are as follows:

Contact with skin. The thinner the skin the better the effect. Slow andmodest on thick skin such as palms but virtually instant on thin skin ofwrist or back of hand, neck (front) base etc. Most non-invasive henceleast reactive form of application. Note that the effect appears to beelectrochemical since it is too rapid for circulation (would takeapprox. 1 minute or more) and there is no neurological mechanism we knowof that would explain the rapid effects seen at any part of the bodywhen the substance touches any other part of the body. The effectgrossly seems to start immediately and is mostly complete within fourseconds! It is interesting that skin is supposed to be non-living cellsat the surface yet this still works (hence more support for anelectrochemical effect). Also used as eye drops (to relax the ocularmuscles and restore better vision), and as eye drops containingmethylcellulose as a thickener work better since they last longer on thesurface of the eye.

Oral consumption: The oral consumption of spray, liquid or solid (a waxyform like a candle, that is make using a high percentage, eg 10 to 40%of bee's wax) or the powder form in the slow release capsules.

Suppositories. The rectal and vaginal application via suppository hashelped prostate/rectal and urinary urgency/vaginal and restored abilityto lubricate vaginally after just one application.

Inhalation. The aqueous version of the preparation has been used witheffects similar to those of transdermal application.

Injection. Intravenous, intramuscular and subcutaneous injections wouldmostly correspond to the aqueous forms.

So, subject to application 130 of the active preparation of the presentinvention to a patient 141, the ROM 144 of the patient 141 with ameasurable appendage 142 changes both physically and rapidly. Withpreparations of the present invention, the existence of fungus, and itstreatment, can be determined at the time of examination 102. The use ofROM testing of the arms or legs/hips to see how tight the muscles arecan provide an indication of fungal infestation. The testing can be donemanually or by a ranger 190 mechanical device, e.g., a swinging platformto rest the arm on. Fungal toxins cause a tightness and restriction ofthe ROM. This tightening effect is easily reversed via contact with theactive preparation. Within four seconds in almost all circumstances theROM 144 is normalized. A “normal” range-of-motion for purposes of thepresent invention is a range-of-motion roughly equivalent to the fullpotential permitted by the joint, tempered by the concerns related toage or non-fungal medication/physical conditions. Because the activepreparation of the present invention generally lacks any known othermedical/physical benefits, a substantial, near-immediate positive changein range-of-motion is almost certainly based on an immediate destructionof the effects of fungus.

Immediate improvement in ROM suggests the fungal toxin or the effect ofthe fungal toxin that is causing the muscle tightness is beingneutralized. Once the person's fungal burden is reduced, the ROMimprovement becomes a constant state without needing the active oil toproduce ROM improvement. The level of improvement that we see aftertreatment, without the application of active oil, roughly corresponds tothe level reduction of the body burden of the fungal toxin. Typically,one would expect lower toxin burden reflects lower fungal burden. Thisis an indirect method of assessing the level of fungal burden in thebody. There are blood and urine tests but they are grossly inaccuratebecause of the tiny amount of fungal toxin it takes to cause a symptomand so many ways the measurements can be distorted. This may be the bestway to measure fungal toxic burden. It is biological, not lab instrumentdriven. It costs little but cannot directly quantify or specify whichmolds are present or absolute quantity of toxin but can with greataccuracy, assess relative toxic burden and show relatively how much ofthe toxin has been cleared and later, how much returned and how fast.For example, when a patient is cleared using the mold protocol and oneor two weeks later they are infected by mold again, it is right tosuspect that they are getting re-exposure and getting re-infected,likely based on an environmental hazard. Once the fungal source islocated and cleaned, the decreased ROM tends to no longer return (untilthe next re-exposure).

The active preparation of the present invention includes the solution orsolutions applied to an organism to ameliorate the effects of a massfungal infestation and the fungal effects. Note that it is likely thecase that the active preparation does not directly kill mold, rather itseems to shield from the effects of its toxin. A different part of thepatent application that shows how we can deplete the mold's toxin tomake it vulnerable to patient white cells or immune defense amelioratesthe fungal infection. It is noteworthy that if someone uses the oildaily, often and for long enough, their fungal burden seems to decrease.Perhaps the body can fight off the mold if the toxin is not affectingthe immune system as much. In that sense, the oil can ameliorate thefungal burden. The active preparation comes in multiple forms, partiallybecause, the invention began in a rather crude form in order to rapidlybe supplied to a patient with little time remaining to seek a cure.However, all of the forms of active preparation described in thisdocument are suitable for the treatments of the present invention,unless otherwise expressly disclaimed. In certain embodiments of thetreatment protocol, one version of the active preparation may be moresuitable and efficacious than others, and in other embodiments wherebycost and expenses are controlling factors, the cruder forms of theactive preparation may still find utility. Turning now to FIG. 9, aprocess 200 for creating the active preparation 150 of the presentinvention is shown.

Olives are predominantly used in connection with the active preparationbecause they seem to have been endowed with natural fungus-fightingchemicals, the exact characteristics of which are not precisely known tothe inventor. The olive fruit is a drupe. It has a bitter component(oleuropein), a low sugar content (2.6-6%) compared with other drupes(12% or more) and a high oil content (12-30%) depending on the time ofyear and variety. These characteristics make it a fruit that cannot beconsumed directly from the tree and it has to undergo a series ofprocesses that differ considerably from region to region, and which alsodepend on variety. Some olives are, however, an exception to this rulebecause as they ripen they sweeten right on the tree, in most cases thisis due to fermentation. One case in point is the Thrubolea variety inGreece. Oleuropein, which is distinctive to the olive, has to be removedprior to commercial sale as an edible fruit, as it has a strong bittertaste. Oleuropein is not, however, known to be detrimental to health.Depending on local methods and customs, the fruit is generally treatedin sodium or potassium hydroxide, brine or successively rinsed in waterwhen sold as an edible fruit.

In a conventional-off-the-shelf (“COTS”) blender, the inventor has usedVITAMIX and BLENDTEC with success, use with a dull blade to liquefy 210olives. This was easier to do with the dull blade than with a sharp,cutting blade blender. Any other mechanism for grinding or pureeing theolives will also accomplish the task. Place any type of, such as greenor brown or black), olives and blend, puree or liquify. It is found thatadding 220 a small amount of olive oil, usually just enough, to coverthe top of the olives, makes the blending easier. If done industrially,any mechanism to break down the substance of the olive which can includethe pit, and then extract the oil. The solid material was then separated230 from the liquid oil using a press to extract the oil or a centrifugeto separate the oily substance from the solid and water-solublecomponent, and then the oil is isolated 240. The oil or oils responsiblefor the effect can be isolated by fractionating the oil using knownstandard methods. This extracted oil contains the active ingredients inan oil form, which has been shown to neutralize biotoxinssymptomatically. The active substance, which is heat stable to at least70 degrees Celsius, is then heated 250 to within a range of 48 degreesCelsius to 76 degrees Celsius (about 170 F). The active substance showedstrong and rapid loss of effectiveness after being heated above thattemperature. The active preparation can then be divided into subunits260 for dispersal ready for application.

It is significant to note that the less dense olive oil (“light” oil)has a more powerful activity that the total oil of the liquid subsetcomponent of the olive oil solution. The isolated solid component wasfound to have an antagonistic effect that undid the effects of the lightoil. Thus the total oil when heated had an effect of relaxing themuscles but because the agonist and antagonist exist together in thenatural form, it is easy to see why it was never discovered. In order tosee the best effect, the lighter and heavy components of the olive oilmust be separated from each other.

In FIG. 10, the process 200 of the present invention includesphotoexcitation for energizing. The use of photoexcitation to energizeand promote electrons within the active preparation 150 results in anenergized molecule that achieves the effects of the present application.There is a wide spectrum of frequencies and intensities that work toactivate the active preparation, although the primary source ofphotoexcitation is a 100W powerful medical laser that activates theolive oil version of the active preparation.

The olive oil version of the active preparation is prepared as discussedabove in absent steps related to heating for purposes of excitation. Theolive oil active preparation precursor is placed in containers 260translucent to the frequency of the laser, whereby the translucence wasdetermined by experimental trial and error. One can shine the lightthrough a glass or plastic container that allows the laser light toshine through it. It is preferred that the very same container that isused contain the precursor is the same container that is provided forcommercial sale by unit. Experimentation has shown that the distancebetween the laser source and the container, within practical limits, isnot a bar to excitation. However, because the laser light ought tocontact the precursor solution within the container, the closer thelight the better the result.

The container motioned such that the precursor is continuously agitated280 for at least the period at which laser excitation 250 is applied tothe precursor. By agitation 280, it is meant that that the precursor ismotioned by degree that permits displacement of the liquid moleculeswithin the container to ensure that as many molecules as possible areexposed to the photon stream of the laser. The preferred form ofagitation includes rotation about a platform, however, other forms ofacceptable agitation may include shaking, vibrating, pulsating,stirring, etc. Also, the liquid can be stationary and the laser can movearound.

Separating olive oil into the lighter and thicker components withlighter as agonist relaxes muscles and neutralizes fungal toxin effectwhile the thicker is antagonistic. It is presently believed that the useof infrared (IR) laser on the thicker portions (precipitates when thetotal solution is cooled), the material becomes an agonist and supportsantitoxin effect.

Also, IR laser activates and antagonizes the toxin. Green makes oilsantagonistic (muscles become tighter. Blue laser (higher frequency) doesthis more strongly than green laser. I think yellow was approximatelyneutral. Thus there are two ways to make the substance antagonistic (byprecipitating the heavier molecules and by using high frequency laser).This knowledge may have use on its own (today, might be useful inknowing what to avoid in order to make a more effective energized oil orsolution. I think the bottom line is that by using ROM to identify aproperty, properties can be identified heretofore unseen and unobservedsuch as the agonist and antagonist effects. We are describing what wecan see through the lens of ROM testing, and this is a frame ofreference unknown in the prior art. Also, in the treatment of mold, itcan be the case that an activated antagonist, eg, Grapefruit seed oil(causes toxin release), can be used, but when light activated, it bluntsthe ill effects of the toxin. Thus, it is a mold irritant and bodyprotector at the same time.

The excitation 250 by the laser includes a laser that emits a diffuse,non-collimated light rather a narrow beam. This would require eitherhigh wattage from a distance sufficient to cover a wide area or lowwattage but high time duration. With the laser most frequently used inconnection with the present invention, it is found that the beam whichexits the laser source is about 2-3 mm diameter and spreads at adistance of about 20 cm such that at the point of contact with thecontainer bearing the precursor, the infrared laser beam has a diameterof about 5-6 cm. To achieve full activation of that region of fluidtakes about one to ten seconds from that distance. Spreading can beperformed originally from the laser source or by use of a mask toartificially spread the photon stream. The preferred laser is pulsed inorder to send pulses of high energy that provide a sufficient amount ofenergy without the energy stress derived from a constant stream ofenergy although experimentation has shown that a continuous beam workswell too. The pulsing is used for allowing high powered short bursts tonot cause tissue damage when used medically. Since the container andoils or other fluids are generally transparent, pulsing is not asnecessary in vitro.

Turning now to FIGS. 12-14, the manufacturing 200 that transforms theprecursor preparation 152 in the active preparation 150 is depicted. Acontainer 160 of the present invention includes sidewalls 162 forretention of the precursor 152 as it is transformed to the activepreparation 150. The laser 170 includes the lasers as described in thisdisclosure or any other laser having the attributes suitable to providethe energization as described herein. The laser 170 emits a photonstream 174 that encounters either initially, or as is shown in thedepicted embodiment, a mask 172 that diffuses the photon stream into adiverging photon stream 176. The diverging photon stream 176 contacts atranslucent sidewall 162 a of the container 160 to allow transmittanceof the energy of the photons to the precursor 152 within the container160. The preferred container of the present invention is translucent tothe energy transmission of the energy source. In instances wherein theenergy source is a laser of predetermined characteristics, particularlyfrequency and wavelength, the sidewall 162 of the container 106 shouldhave a translucent portion 162(a). By translucent, it is meanttranslucent to the energy source, irrespective of translucence withrespect to the energy available to the environment, e.g. incidentalenergy provided by, say, ambient lighting. Other portions of thecontainer may include opaque portions 162 b. By opaque portions 162 b,it is meant that the sidewall portion is opaque to a wide range ofcommon ambient lighting, e.g. the plastic “frosting” or “shading”applied to milk cartons.

The photon streams of the present invention can emanate from any source170 adapted to provide energy of characteristics suitable to energizethe precursor of the present invention to the active preparation.Examples of suitable emission sources for photon streams, coherent orotherwise, may include arc lamps or other gas discharge lamps, orutilize a combination of photon emission sources with suitable filtersto select predetermined photon characteristics. The translucent portions162 a of the container 160 may include less than the totality of thecontainer body as it may be preferred to cover the translucent portionwith an opaque cover, such as a sticker or hard covering, to protect theinternal, sealed active preparation from unwanted environmental energysources. Furthermore, although translucence is discussed in terms ofaccessibility to light and photons, because translucence is determinedby the ability to permit preferred energy and block unwanted energy,translucence can be based on material properties. An example of amaterial property unrelated to light translucence includes rayshielding, magnetic shielding, or Faraday caging. Furthermore, portionsof the seal 164 may include translucent portions 166 a or opaqueportions 166 b. The terms “opaque” and “translucent” have the sameunderstanding when applied to the cap as when applied to the containerbody proper.

The substance to be activated, i.e., the precursor substance 152,ideally is a natural oil, e.g., aloe vera gel. Once processed withexcessive heat, the substance can no longer be activated with the laser.Substances activated so far include Olive oil, Grape seed oil,Grapefruit seed oil, Castor oil, Aloe Vera gel and juice (aqueous). Itis suspected that most natural oils e.g., virgin, may be utilized withthe present invention. Processed oils tend not to have the same effect,perhaps because the particulate matter or electrolytes that might bemixed into the oil in natural form are removed in the processing. Plainwater does not seem to be capable of transformation to an activepreparation but as more electrolytes are added, the longer lasting theeffect. Typically, an increase in effect is seen as increased durationrather than an increase in effect.

An agitation source 180 is utilized to supply displacement energy to thecontainer 160 and allow the internal reshuffling of precursorpreparation 152 as it is energized to become the active preparation 150.The preferred agitation source or agitator includes a rotating disc thatworks in conjunction with a container 160 having a translucent sidewallportion 162 a. Alternatively, an agitator having an operation similar toa paint shaker may be utilized with the present invention, or during thebottling process, the precursor may be passed through a diverging tubethat separates the precursor stream into a wide area for contact with aphoton stream prior to convergence on its way into the container.

Returning to FIGS. 1-8, the oil or aqueous forms of the activepreparation can be administered topically, orally, by injection orinhaled vapor mist. Solid forms of the active preparation are shown tobe effective as well, including when fabricated into slow releasecapsules using the combined active oils olive, grapeseed, and grapefruitseed. This was mixed with microcrystalline cellulose, which typicallyused for slow release. The final product looked like a regular drypowder and still had the positive effects of the oils.

Turning now to FIGS. 15-18, the present invention includes an indirecttreatment protocol 100 for the treatment of fungal infections comprisinga fungicide, including the active preparation 150 of the presentinvention. The indirect treatment protocol 100, or depletion protocol,includes medicaments significantly broader than the active preparationof the present invention, particularly because the strength of themedicament applied thereto need not conform to the strictures of theactive preparation 150. Many fungicides—fungicides defined herein toinclude any antifungal medication adapted to eradicate or diminish thequantity or quality of fungus contained within an organism—may beutilized with the depletion protocol, and may include Amphotericin B,Various azole derivatives, Echinocandins, Flucytosine, etc.

The indirect treatment 100 can be used in isolation, or in conjunctionwith any of the range of motion based treatments of this disclosure. Amedical practitioner or other professional determines 102 the potentialfor an illness related to a fungal infection. Fungus has certaindefining characteristics and methods of interacting with itssurroundings. Of growing interest to researchers is the mechanisms bywhich fungal pathogens defend themselves. Defense mechanisms used by thefungus Cryptococcus neoformans enable it to lead to fatal meningitis,which is one of the opportunistic infections often associated with deathin HIV/AIDS patients or in organ transplant recipients, diabetics andother immunosuppressed patients. In doing so, it releases proteins tonullify the activities of the body's defensive macrophages. The immuneresponse is led by macrophages, which circulate in the blood stream andengulf invading microbes to destroy them. The macrophages areessentially tiny defenders for pathogens, using hostile conditions andtoxic substances to kill invaders. In this cited case, the pathogen inquestion released proteins to nullify the macrophages' release ofcopper, which is toxic to the pathogen. Duke University Medical Center.“Fungus uses copper detoxification as crafty defense mechanism.”ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 14 Mar. 2013.

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Although the specific mechanisms are not known in minute detail, thepresent invention relies on natural enemies of fungal pathogens toattack the fungus indirectly. The indirect means of attack goes asfollows: (i) expose the fungus to active antagonist 154 entities thatthe fungus 900 recognizes and for which the fungus habitually releases alimited defense mechanism 904 from a limited defense mechanism supply902; (ii) trigger the defense mechanism by saturating the area occupiedby the fungus thus causing eventual exhaustion of the mold defense/toxinor pulsing the substance noxious to mold until such time as it isbelieved that the defense mechanism 904 has been exhausted; and then(iii) supply an antifungal medicament 150 calculated to directly attackthe fungus 900 when the fungus' ability to defend itself has either beengreatly diminished or exhausted. For example, the above-cited fungusdefends itself by releasing proteins that inhibit the human body'sability to supply copper to areas inhabited by the fungus, so if anantagonist existed to draw out the fungus' supply of this protein untilthe fungus maintained no further capacity to manufacture such a protein,it would greatly increase the effectiveness of the direct antifungalmedication. As further cited in the very same Science Daily article:“Very few antifungal drugs are effective, so we need to identify theAchilles' heel of these fungal pathogens.” Also, we can use thismechanism to exhaust the fungus of the compound that incapacitates themacrophages. The now functional macrophages can attack and kill thefungus.

It has been learned in the course of practicing the present inventionthat common oregano serves as a highly effective antagonist entity 154.Oregano is variously cited as healthy and unhealthy when dealing withfungus, and the interesting probable answer is that both views arecorrect. Or rather, it is the case that the initial exposure of fungus900 to oregano is that the fungus 900 virulently reacts by releasing atoxin calculated to nullify the oregano. So, when a fungal infested bodyis confronted with oregano, the human body will experience a significantincrease in stiffness and pain caused by the release of the toxins bythe fungus that nullifies the oregano, making it seem as though theoregano has harmed the body in conjunction with fungus. It is morelikely the case that the oregano is not the source of the problem, butrather that the oregano has merely drawn out or caused the release oftoxins from the fungus. If, however, the fungal infested body remainsexposed 132 to oregano, the fungus begins to have diminished capacity tonullify the oregano, as a nullified antagonist 156, until eventually thefungus exhausts its supply of the toxins 904 that it uses to combat theoregano. Here, the present invention continually supplies 132 theoregano, or other antagonist, until it is demonstrated or believed (fromcomparative sources, for example) that fungus has greatly diminished itssupply of the nullification toxin 904. It is presently unknown fromexperimentation whether the toxin has been exhausted, or the continueduse has diminished the level of toxin to an amount/degree unsatisfactoryto combat the oregano. Thus, the experimentation has shown that oreganois only a problem if supplied in an amount insufficient to exhaust thefungal toxin! At this point, either a continued supply or pulsed oforegano can be supplied, or a second, alternative (or combined)medicament 150 can be supplied into the system to attack the fungus. Itis shown that the present invention works best by pulsing the oregano byapplying a small amount every approximately 45-60 min in conjunctionwith a substance to oregano or other to diminish the toxic effect of thefungus such as this active oil/cream/balm and/or glutathione. Theoregano or other mold noxious substance such as grapefruit seed oil canbe applied pulsed or continuously.

Again, the present protocol can rely on the range of motion examination140 to supplement the present invention. As earlier indicated, the rangeof motion examination 140 can be initially utilized to determine whetherthere exists a fungal infection in any degree. As also noted, therelease of fungal toxins in response to antagonist results in toxicrelease that further deteriorates a patient's range of motion;therefore, an earlier indication of fungus can be verified by theapplication of oregano to a patient whose range of motion, uponsubsequent and immediate verification, exhibits greater diminishment.The response to the oregano, and certain other antagonists, isrelatively immediate [takes 0.5-1.5 min to observe] and measurable. Itis noteworthy that once the fungal burden is minimized, the same oreganogiven alone does not produce muscle tightness/decreased ROM but instead,tends to support muscle relaxation. Most likely this is due to the bodyexperiencing the beneficial effects of oregano on the body withoutexperiencing the adverse effects of the mold toxin since little or notoxin is released.

Furthermore, and as described in other embodiments, use of the activepreparation 150 of the present invention subsequent to the use of theindirect antagonist entities 154 results in immediate relief of muscleand skeletal tension. Use of medicaments other than those described asthe active preparations herein may result in delayed relief.

In a one-day treatment version of the present invention oregano oil ispreferably mixed with active oil or oils. Whenever using the oreganocontaining drops, it can also be applied with a cream consistency asthese are slow release, longer acting forms of the oil onto any area ofskin and also orally Acetyl Glutathione capsules and oral slow releaseforms of the activated oils. The creme is to help take the edge off themold toxin release when an antifungal substance like grapefruit seed oilor Oregano oil is taken. The glutathione is to help break down ordetoxify those toxins. One capsule (or more) of the glutathione can behad with each application of activated ingredient, but here the order isimportant: Glutathione+Creme, then the activated ingredient as acombination of Grape/Grapefruit/Oregano. Glutathione can be given as acream, orally, skin patch, IM or IV injection.

Then the Grape/Grapefruit/Oregano complex is applied to the body as twoto five drops (depending on body size) on skin, times during the day,approximately one hour apart. Thus it is about a 5 hour process. Thentake Glutathione one to two capsules first, then apply the slow activeoil as a creme or balm in a one inch square but could be more or less.The application of a mold defense neutralizer 158, such Glutathione canoccur in the application step 150 of the present invention. The use ofthe mold defense neutralizer 158 can cancel the ill-effects of the moldtoxins, or other mold defense mechanism, which along with the toxinsability to directly affect the antagonist, can also significantly harmthe organism receiving the antagonist. The application of the presentprotocol of the present invention should be carefully applied becausethe protocol actively results in the release of mold toxins, so theorganism should be healthy enough to remain healthy during the protocolor receive the mold defense neutralizer to counteract the mold toxins(or the effects of the mold toxins upon the antagonist).

If the one-day protocol doesn't complete the job of clearing of most ofthe mold, then these steps can be repeated for another one to five days.To see if it worked, we test ROM as follows:

(1) Baseline ROM (assuming the person tested has not had contact withactive oil or cream etc. for about 12+ hours).(2) If ROM is good (loose muscles) then it is likely the fungal clearingwas successful. We then double check by applying a drop of oregano oilonto the skin, rub in and wait 60-90 seconds for the oregano oil to takeeffect of causing a release of fungal toxins and we then wait for themto reach their target organs. This can be diluted with a neutral oil toreduce skin burn. Also, the oregano can be taken orally, which issignificant because topical applications invoke different standards byapplicable agencies. This takes 30-90 seconds. If no tightness isobserved on testing, then the treatment was successful. If there is(partial) tightness, then the extent to which the treatment wassuccessful is approximately equal to the about of relaxation thatremains.(3) We can then have another check by applying a drop of active oil onskin (or orally etc.) and rechecking ROM. If a residual tightness isrelaxed and a full and relaxed ROM is achieved, it shows that there wasstill some residual fungal toxin effect. Another important aspect of thetreatment is that the glutathione can be applied IV intravenously. Thisis very useful in cases where the patient is very sensitive to thefungal toxin or has impaired detoxification mechanisms. Glutathione isadministered IV either as a continuous drip or in a pulsed fashioninjected to the IV line or IV solution sped up as needed to counteractfungal toxin effect precipitated but oregano (or other noxious [to thefungus] substance).

Turning now to FIGS. 19-22, the present invention results in a system310, in vivo or in vitro, having superior treatment attributes. It isbelieved, and supported by some experimental data, that the mechanism bywhich the present invention functions utilizes physical means toeradicate fungus from interacting with cell exteriors. One of the meansby which fungus 900 is believed to debilitate the human body is byinterfering with the life cycle of cells by affixing its toxin(s) liketricothecenes to the cell exteriors or even internal structures. CellMembrane Destabilization has been studied in relation to fungal toxinsin Shank, Roxanne, et al. Current and Future Experimental Strategies forStructural Analysis of Trichothecene Mycotoxins-A Prospectus, Toxins,December 2011, 3(12); 1518-1553. Mycotoxins, especially trichotheceneare very important. Toxins from trichothecene are implicated in cellmembrane destabilization which speaks to the believed results of theactivated oils of the present invention.

One of the effects of the use of the active preparations is asignificant, but temporary, enhancement in the voltage potentialprovided by an organism's cellular membrane 312. Cells 300 include acellular membrane 312 that provides an electrochemical barrier betweenthe cell's interior and the exterior environment of the cell. The cell300 includes ion channels 320 that allow ions 322 to selectively passbetween from inside-out and outside-in. Accordingly, an artificialcharge gradient is created that can be used for many life cyclepurposes, including communication via cellular synapses—which was aninitial means by which it was first discovered that the presentinvention may be highly related to the quality of the cellular gradient.The introduction of the active preparation 150 to the cell 300, or eventhe application of the active preparation 150 to a cell 300 in acellular system 310 energetically contiguous to the cell underobservation, results in a likely immediate interference with a fungus'ability to affix to, or inhibit, the cellular membrane's ability tomaintain an electrogradient. The increase in cellular membrane voltagepotential increases significantly upon application of the activepreparation, such that the increase can reach experimentally as high asa 400% increase in voltage potential. More modest gains in voltagepotential include increases of 20-100%.

Furthermore, increases in the electrogradient can result in a cellularsuper state that lasts minutes, days, or possibly weeks. Practicalapplications indicate that the super state can be relied upon for atleast numerous hours per topical application of the activated ingredientof the present invention. If a patient is rife with fungal exposure thesuperstate can last ten to twenty minutes. If healthy and minimallyaffected by fungus, the (beneficial) effect can last for days In anunusual set of circumstances, and quite contrary to more orthodoxmedical situations, the concentration of the activated ingredient of thepresent invention more strongly relates to the duration of the superstate than the intensity of the super state. In practice, with fairlylight—almost to the point of infinitesimal—applications of the activatedingredient, the results are maintained, but only briefly. It is believedthat such applications have been successful for mere seconds, but withthe same activated ingredient, in more dense/concentrated applications(or applications with higher quantities of the activated ingredient) thepresent invention has been shown to activate a super state of multipledays. Seen more easily with aqueous (vs oil based) solutions, lowconcentration applied topically can last seconds when applied topically(maybe because it dries out) whereas the same concentration taken orallyor as eye drops can last minutes or hours.

The mechanism of the treatment of the present invention does not requiredirect contact between the fungus-effected cell and the activepreparation 150. Whether in vitro (as shown in FIG. 21) or in vivo (asshown in FIG. 22), the present invention requires merely contiguouscontact between cells 300. The present invention and its cellularsystems 310 can be considered from the standpoint of two cell types,contact cells 390 and linked cells 380. Contact cells 380 are the cellsthat are directly accessible to the active preparation 150, whereaslinked cells 390 are cells that are capable of (i) directelectrochemical contact with contact cells 380 or (ii) directelectrochemical contact with a series of linked cells ultimately incontact with a contact cell 380. The application of the activepreparation 150 to the system repairs or enhances to artificially highstandards the voltage potential of the cell membranes for all cellslinked with the contact cells, as well as the contact cells themselves.In other words, the treatment does not act as an electrical surgewhereby the treatment speeds along a path, but rather the treatment actsto treat, and maintain as treated, all cells in the communicationpathway for a temporary period of time.

Of significant interest to the observer, the present invention resultsin the treatment 100 using the active preparation 150 at astonishinglylow concentrations of the active preparation 150. Instead, theconcentration of the active preparation more greatly affects theduration of the results of the active preparation (for example, thealteration of voltage potential of the cellular membranes within asystem 310) such that at dense concentrations, the active preparationcan act for hours or days with merely a single dose or at sparseconcentrations act for merely minutes. It is unclear why the cellularsystem 310 reverts to an equilibrium wherein the cellular membranevoltage potential maintains a diminished capacity. It is a likelycircumstance that the environment in which an organism operates suppliesharmful mold in degree that the human body tolerates and is in continualstruggle, and treatment results in a reprieve rather than long-termchange in circumstance.

Turning now to FIGS. 19-20 and 23 the present invention includes ageneral treatment protocol 100 unrelated to fungus or mold, but ratherto the creation of cellular superstate within a system. As previouslydiscussed, the cellular membrane 312 can achieve an unnatural voltagepotential based on the application of the active preparation 150.Accordingly, the continued application of the active preparation 130 mayresult in significant health benefits, including quicker heal times. Thepatient is diagnosed via a medical evaluation 102 as being capable ofbenefitting from the cellular superstate, herein defined to include anartificially elevated state of voltage potential based on theapplication of the active ingredient (and presumably at least theelimination or diminishment of fungal interference with cellular lifecycles). The active preparation is applied 150, and then continued to beapplied until a desired endpoint based on evaluation 102 ofpredetermined duration, logical end point, theoretical or observablecure set of circumstances, or the like. The evaluation 102 is preferablyrevisited throughout the duration of the active ingredient application.The active solution might have a stabilizing effect with regard to othertoxins e.g., heavy metals, poisons and other natural substances toxic tous. I haven't researched it but would like to include this possibilityif we can.

Although the present invention has been discussed in the greatestclarity that applicant's understanding permits, applicant has soughtverification of both the mechanism and results described herein.Applicant gratefully acknowledges the participation of Dr. Gondre-Lewis'research team, as partnered with the Liu Lab, based at HowardUniversity's College of Medicine. The research and experiments performedwere done so without benefit of disclosure of the preparation of theactive ingredient characterized herein. The experiment by Drs.Gondre-Lewis and Liu (the “Research Team”) followed as herein described:

Validation and Efficacy Test

The Research Team was provided with aqueous solutions of the activepreparation that readily went into solution when diluted with media.These were labeled 1% and 10% respectively. They were unaware of how theactive substance was generated, but it was water-soluble.

The Research Team had access to conventional cell maintenance andpreparation equipment. 60,000 Human embryonic kidney 293T (HEK 293T)cells were plated on poly-lysine coated coverslips for up to 96-120hours prior to conducting the experiments. HEK cells were incubated inDulbecco's Modified Eagle's Medium (DMEM) supplemented with 10% FetalBovine Serum and 1% PGS at 37 degrees Celsius, 5% CO2 and 95% air priorto starting experiments. The HEK 293T cell culture is widely utilized toinvestigate the pharmacological actions of drugs and other chemicalagents and are maintained in a laminar flow hood. The equipment furtherincluded a VWR symphony incubator for cell growth and maintenance,particularly to provide the cells with physiological conditions requiredfor the cells to grow, e.g CO2 as carbonate in the blood and 37 C, thenormal body temperature. The equipment included a LABCONCO laminar flowhood for passaging cells, including to provide a sterile environment forpassaging cells when they are confluent, and for preparing cells priorto the electrophysiology experiment. The examination equipment includedan A1 microscope to permit visualization of the cells forappropriateness of experiments

The electrophysiology equipment included a DELL computer for collectingduring the experiment for analysis after its completion. Analysis wascarried out using ORIGIN and EXCEL software. The Research Team used aMulticlamp 700B amplifier to amplify the electrical signal obtainedwhile recording from HEK cells. An AXON DIGIDATA 1550B-interconnects themulticlamp 700B amplifier and the Dell computer so that protocols can beexecuted through the computer via installed software known as CLAMPEX orPCLAMP. An AXIOCAM 506 mono provided live video/pictures of the cellsduring experiments.

Human embryonic kidney 293T cells were plated on coverslips for 96-120 hprior to conducting the experiments. These are epithelial cells,commonly used to test drug activity, but selected by the team because ofthe potential activation of epithelium hypothesized based on clinicalactivity, availability, stability and relative ease of use for repeatedexperiments. HEK cells were incubated in the VWR symphony incubator asdiscussed above.

For electrophysiological experiments, DMEM was replaced with an externalrecording solution containing (in mM): 150 NaCl, 5 KCl, 1 MgCl2, 2CaCl2, 10 HEPES, 10 Glucose (310 mOsm, pH 7.37 with NaOH). Cells wereplaced in a chamber and bathed in two mL of the external recordingsolution for the duration of the experiment at room temperature (22-23degrees Celsius). Borosilicate glass capillaries (3-8 MΩ) were pulledand filled with an internal recording solution containing (in mM): 158KCL, 1 MgCl2, 5 EGTA, 10 HEPES (305 mOsm, pH 7.31 with KOH). Membranepotential was recorded with a MultiClamp 700B amplifier (MolecularDevices, Palo Alto, Calif., USA) and low pass filtered at 2 KHz andsampled at 10 kHz with an Axon Digidata 1550B interface using Clampex(V. 11.0.3). Prior to recording, an isolated, unclumped HEK 293T cellwas chosen and patched as visualized in FIGS. 27-28.

Isolated HEK 293T cells were chosen as discussed in sections 2 and 3.Cells were visualized with a Microscope equipped with a 40× waterimmersion lens. Successfully recorded cells were voltage clamped at −50mV and a baseline recording (120 s to 300 s) was obtained in theexternal media. After acquiring a baseline, the active preparationsolution was ectopically applied via a Gibson P20 pipette to the chamberat a final concentration of 0.1%. In one instance, the unknown drug wasapplied a second time to a cell making the final concentration 0.2% forthat cell. The cells membrane potential was recorded for between ten minto forty minutes following application of the drug (See FIGS. 1A, B, andC).

The dependent variable measured was holding current. Changes in holdingcurrent can best be illustrated by Ohm's law. Ohm's law states thatshifts in current (I)-NOT HOLDING CURRENT—is a function of both voltage(V) and Resistance(R). Resistance is mathematically defined as theinverse of conductance. See answer to question 6. The equation for Ohm'slaw is shown below:

V=IR

Under V-clamp mode, the cell is being held a constant membrane potential(−50 mV). Therefore, if there is any shift in permeability associatedwith a depolarizing current, the system must pump in hyperpolarizingcurrent to offset that depolarizing current to maintain the cell at aconstant membrane potential of −50 mV. The current being pumped in tooffset the depolarizing current is called holding current and that iswhat is being measured (See FIG. 1C). Thus, an elevation inhyperpolarizing holding current suggests the cell is exhibitingelevations in depolarizing current. Elevations in depolarizing current,if voltage was not being held constant, would yield more depolarizedmembrane voltages as exemplified by Ohm's law.

As shown in FIG. 27, coverslips containing cultured HEK 293T cells wereplaced in a chamber containing 2 mL of the external media. A single HEKcell was selected, patched, and voltage-clamped at −40 to −50 mV (left).Baseline holding current was measured for approximately 120 s beforeapplication of the unknown drug at a final concentration of 0.1%(middle). Holding current was measured for 10-40 min after drugapplication (right). FIG. 28 is a representative image of a HEK 293Tcell being held at constant membrane potential of −50 mV. As shown inFIG. 29, representative trace depicting the effect of the unknown drugon holding current. Drug application induced a slow depolarizingcurrent. This slow depolarization, at the concentrations provided to theResearch Team (including its further dilution of the same) reached itsmaximal peak between 10-15 min following drug application. The cellslowly returned to baseline (dotted line) after drug application.Duration of recording=40 minutes. FIG. 30 is a scatter plot depictingchanges in holding current before (baseline) and after drug application.Hyperpolarizing holding current indicates elevated depolarized currentwithin the cell.

As some information was not disclosed to the Research Team, theirconclusion were guardedly indicative of the correlation between theactive preparation on the alteration of the cell membrane potential. AsDr. Gondre-Lewis explained: shifts in the permeability of ions either inor out of the cytoplasm can cause changes in membrane potential. Thefactors that could be responsible for this effect are membrane damage orchannel alterations. Damage to a cell membrane yields elevations inpositive current influx and a very depolarized cell. Shifts in theactivation states of ion channels, metabotropic receptors, ortransporters can affect ion permeability.

Voltage is a complex component in biological systems and going over thebasics of voltage will better illustrate the experiment, its bases, andits conclusions. A cell has a plasma membrane which functionally actslike a capacitor that separates ionic charges of the intracellularenvironment from the extracellular environment. Acting as a weakconductor itself, the membrane contains biological conductors called ionchannels and ion transporters. Conductors allow charge (or ions) to passthrough the plasma membrane. The rate by which ions pass through theplasma membrane establishes an ions overall permeability outside andinside a cell. The result is the formation of an electrical circuit bywhich depolarization and hyperpolarization are mediated by shifts in thepermeability of ions through conductors.

This is best illustrated by the mathematical equation known as theGoldman-Hodking-Katz equation (shown below). In the GHK equation, thevoltage (V) or membrane potential of a cell is a function of thepermeability (P) and concentration ([X]) of ions in the cytoplasm(i=inside) and in the extracellular environment (o=outside) of a cell(example ions include Cl—, Ca2+, Na+, K+).

$V = {\frac{RT}{F}{\ln \left( \frac{\begin{matrix}{{P_{{Cl}^{-}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Cl}^{-} \right\rbrack o} \right)} + {P_{{ca}^{2 +}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Ca}^{2 +} \right\rbrack o} \right)} +} \\{{P_{{Na}^{+}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Na}^{+} \right\rbrack o} \right)} + {P_{K^{+}}\left( {\left\lbrack K^{+} \right\rbrack o} \right)}}\end{matrix}}{\begin{matrix}{{P_{{Cl}^{-}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Cl}^{-} \right\rbrack i} \right)} + {P_{{ca}^{2 +}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Ca}^{2 +} \right\rbrack i} \right)} +} \\{{P_{{Na}^{+}}\left( {\left\lbrack {Na}^{+} \right\rbrack i} \right)} + {P_{K^{+}}\left( {\left\lbrack K^{+} \right\rbrack i} \right)}}\end{matrix}} \right)}}$

Resting membrane potential (voltage at rest) can be quite distinct fromcell to cell because cells express distinguishable types and amounts ofconductors. Thus voltage often exists within a fixed range, rather thana fixed value. Likewise, there is no common voltage differential betweendistinguishable cell-types. Neurons, for example can have restingmembrane potentials as low as −80 mV and as high as −50 mV depending onthe neuronal subtype. For cultured HEK 293T cells, non-dividing cellsexhibit resting membrane potentials of between −50 to −40 mV. Thisresting membrane potential is unique to cultured HEK 293T cells.

The Applicant would like to extend its gratitude to the Research Teamfor providing data and information concerning results and possiblemechanisms, namely Marjorie C. Gondre-Lewis, Ph.D, Tomilowo Abijo, Ph.D,Shaolin Liu, Ph.D, and Eric Starr, Ph.D. Their expertise was significantin aiding the Applicant provide the greatest detail available theretoconcerning the present invention, but because of the nature of thepresent invention, it should be noted that these conclusions and resultsare not conclusive and are based on the information available toApplicant and the research team. The Research Team does not endorse orverify any data within this specification except the data and resultsthat are specifically attributed to them via the experimentationwrite-up above.

Visualization of range-of-motion with a standard organism body may oftenprove problematic. FIGS. 24-26, when taken with FIGS. 2-9 show how ahuman, as an exemplary organism, may be supplemented with one or morerangers 190. By range of motion, it is meant an examination of a muscle,or group of muscles', ability to traverse a normal, natural path 144.The range of motion can be naturally detected by eyesight, but as withmost pursuits, quantification is preferred. Not only is quantificationpreferred, but also the ability to exaggerate the extent of ROM can besignificant when slight variations in range need to be detected.Applicant has found the use of the exaggerator 190 of FIGS. 24-25 tomeasure the ROM of patients to be helpful. A ranger 190, for purposes ofthe present invention, is an any device or process that indicates theposition of an appendage (or other measured body part in considerationof ROM) to allow more facile measurement. The ranger 190 shown includestwo rotating booms 192 that swivel to illustrate an angle. One benefitof this embodiment is that it may be placed onto the chest of a patient,or back, to allow a patient to rotate an arm inward, and at the ROMextant, the booms will remain in position to prolong the dataavailability. Even more preferred is the laser ranger 190 that furtheracts to exaggerate the ROM extents (before and after) of FIG. 26. Thelaser exaggerator 190 dramatically depicts the change in ROM between astarting extent and later extant, if indeed there is a change. Here, apatient is provided a laser pointer 190 to be held beam-outward. In, forexample, the ROM exercise 140 of FIGS. 8-9 the laser 190 would project aspot on the wall indicating the position of a patient arm/hand. Thebenefit of this exaggeration is that the distance between the startingextent (performed before treatment) and ending extent (performedsubsequent to treatment) is significantly magnified. Although the anglesremain the same for points X₁ and X₂ and Y₁ and Y₂, the apparentdistances between X₁ and Y₁ and X₂ and Y₂ dramatically differ. Note thatalthough the present invention contemplates an increase in ROM ascorrelated to an increase in health based on treatment protocols, thepurpose of exaggerated measurements is based in accuracy rather thanincreases for the sake of increases. Elongating the measured entitiespermits greater confidence in differences. The present invention mayutilize any stationary entity 198 for measurement with the laserexaggerator 190. A medical office wall serves as a preferred stationaryentity 198 and the wall may be adorned with graduations for the repeatedexercise of the present invention, perhaps even with dry-erase coatings.

Although the present invention has been described in considerable detailwith reference to certain preferred versions thereof, other versionswould be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art.Therefore, the spirit and scope of the appended claims should not belimited to the description of the preferred versions contained herein.

What is claimed is:
 1. A mold neutralization process comprising:estimating a potential of mold infection in an organism based on amusculoskeletal external motion examination of an organism; mixing anionizable carrier molecule constituent within a physiologically-inertsolution constituent to form a base mixture subsequently activated by(i) agitating said base mixture for the purpose of substantially uniformdistribution of said base mixture and (ii) applying a photon streamadapted to energize said carrier molecule beyond a ground stationaryenergy state to generate an energized mixture; introducing saidenergized mixture into said organism; and reengaging saidmusculoskeletal motion external examination of said organism todetermine a motion difference and registering a mold infection analysisbased thereon.
 2. The process of claim 1 wherein said mixing stepincludes mixing said carrier molecule comprising a drupe molecule. 3.The process of claim 2 further comprising a drupe distillation stepcomprising liquifying a drupe into multiple gradations and targetfiltering antagonistic drupe constituents.
 4. The process of claim 2wherein said drupe distillation step further includes liquifying a drupeinto multiple gradations based on constituent density.
 5. The process ofclaim 3 further comprising a drupe distillation step comprisingliquifying a drupe into multiple gradations and target filtering inertdrupe constituents.
 6. The process of claim 5 wherein said drupedistillation step further includes liquifying a drupe into multiplegradations based on constituent density.
 7. The process of claim 1wherein said mixing step includes mixing said carrier moleculecomprising molecules derived from a group consisting of olive,grapeseed, and grapefruit seed and combinations thereof.
 8. The processof claim 1 wherein said mixing step includes mixing an ionizable carriermolecule constituent amount and applying a photon stream adapted toenergize said carrier molecule beyond a ground stationary energy stateto generate an energized mixture calculated to have an active phasebeyond one day.
 9. The process of claim 8 wherein said mixing stepincludes mixing an ionizable carrier molecule constituent amount andapplying a photon stream adapted to energize said carrier moleculebeyond a ground stationary energy state to generate an energized mixturecalculated to have an active phase beyond one week.
 10. The process ofclaim 9 wherein said introducing step includes in vivo applicationselected from a group consisting of: oral consumption, topicalapplication, suppository, inhalation, injection, and combinationsthereof.
 11. A mold neutralization system comprising: an artificiallyhyper-energized mixture composed of a photo-excited ionized carriermolecule constituent within a substantially uniform distribution ofphysiologically-inert solution constituent to form a base mixture, saidphotoexcitation resulting from a photon stream adapted to energize saidcarrier molecule beyond a ground stationary energy state.
 12. The systemof claim 11 further comprising an organism ranger adapted to quantify anorganism first position and second position for the estimation apotential of mold infection in said organism based on a musculoskeletalexternal motion examination thereof.
 13. The system of claim 12 whereinsaid ionized carrier constituent includes a drupe constituent.
 14. Thesystem of claim 13 wherein said ionized carrier constituent includesseparated olive oil bioseparated to retain disproportionately high,relative to a natural state, lighter oil portions.
 15. The system ofclaim 11 wherein said ionized carrier constituent includes a natural oilselected from an organism fruit bearing multiple natural oils andincluding a disproportionately higher percentage of oil borne by saidfruit in warmer climes.
 16. The system of claim 11 further comprising anapplicator for the introduction of said hyper-energized mixture to saidorganism.
 17. A health and wellness process comprising: estimating apotential of pathogen infection interfering with an organism based on amusculoskeletal external motion examination of an organism; mixing anionizable carrier molecule constituent within a physiologically inertsolution constituent to form a base mixture subsequently activated aground stationary energy state to generate an energized mixture;introducing said energized mixture into said organism; reengaging saidmusculoskeletal motion external examination of said organism todetermine a motion difference and registering a mold infection analysisbased thereon; and measuring results of said musculoskeletal externalmotion examination with a motion exaggerator adapted to multiply a scaleof organism motion.
 18. The process of claim 17 wherein said exaggeratorincludes a photon stream applied to a stationary surface.
 19. Theprocess of claim 17 wherein said organism motion includes a radialmotion and said exaggerator includes a photon stream applied to astationary surface.
 20. The process of claim 17 wherein said exaggeratorincludes a motionable booms adapted to track organism appendageposition.